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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1002, 17 December 1910, Page 6

Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. will offer for public auction, at their rooms, Brandon Street, on Tuesday, January 21, 1911. 130S acrES of first-class totara, rimu, and maitai bush. The auctioneers notify tlvat this is the last block of good milling bush in the -Taihape district.

Straw hats is the subject of a special announcement- in this ■ issue by Messrs. Eallenstein Bros., Lambton Quay. Thess hats arc light and-oool,_ and are . mado to grip the head, and will not blow off.

In connection with Christmas gifts for gentlemen, Messrs. W. . Littlejohn and Son, jewellers, insert a- special announcement in this issue, giving particulars of these gifts.

The Papuan Products Co., Ltd., is . a trade combination that has secured 2000 acres of rich land in the Elai Valley, adjacent to Port Glasgow, in Papua, for the purpose of growing rubber and other tropical products. The company is to bo registered in New Zealand, 'and !New Zealand capital will be utilised in the development of its property. An invitation to investors will be found m our advertising columns.

A most acceptable present to anyone with defective vision is a pair of. gold spectacles or eyeglasses. Testing can be done before or after presentation. The display of optical goods and novelties at Levi's Sight-Testing Booms, Customhouse Quay, is worth inspection. Barometers, stereoscopes, field and opera glasses, telescopes, microscopes, lanterns, fancy spec, and chatclaino cases, auto eyeglass holders, and Trading glasses, giving, a range of goods and prices that a customer can chooso a useful or educational present from* Silver-mounted walking-sticks is the snbject' of a 6i>ecinl announcement in this issue by Messrs. G. and C. Aldous, tobacconists, Lambton Quay. The foundation-stone of the new Sabbath School of St. James's Presbyterian Church, Adelaide Road, will l>e laid b\Mr. H; Davidson, to-day at 3 p.m. A service of. praise, led by choir and by scholars. >rill ba hclii.